How to Use Aimersoft DVD Creator for Mac

The upgraded Aimersoft DVD Creator for Mac is a more facilitated and reliable to burn DVD from any videos, movies, slideshows and photos on Mac OS X, including the latest Mac OS X 10.7 Lion.

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Step 1. Load Files (pictures, photos, slideshows, videos, movies……)

After you launch the program, choose "Create a New Project" to enter the main interface. Now you only need to load your files to start your video to DVD burning journey.

You can drag and drop your target files directly into the program, or just load them from the Media Bower(iMovie/iPhoto/iTunes…). The loaded files will be shown in thumbnail at the file list. You can merge, split or rearrange them by dragging and dropping the thumbnail freely according to your preference.

Step 2. Edit Files (Videos / Slideshows)

Edit function is available to both videos and slideshows. Highlight a file and click "Edit" to enter the edit interface.
To videos and movies, you can crop, multiple trim, adjust effects, add watermarks and rotate them.

To slideshow files, you can set the transition effects, add text and background music to make them more personalized and eye-catching.

Step 3. Customize DVD menu

Click the "Menu" button on the lower right bottom of the main interface to enter the menu editing window. Choose a template among the pre-set animated or static templates. No matter it is the animated or static template that you have chosen, Advanced Setting for customizing are both allowed.

For animated template, you can freely change the title miniature and edit the background pictures and music with your iPhoto and iTunes by clicking the "Advanced Setting" button.

For static template, you can customize the frame, the play button, the video name, the background picture and music of the DVD menu. You can freely decorate your DVD menu with your own files from iPhoto or iTunes.

Step 4. Start to burn

Aimersoft DVD Creator for Mac provides four output choices: DVD, ISO file, DVD Folder (Video_TS) and .dvdmedia file. Choose an output format according to your own needs and set proper output parameters to start burning your files.

If you wouldn't like to burn your files immediately, just save them as a project file, which can be reloaded for further editing and burning.

Note: If you want to share your DVD with your family or friends, you can copy DVD with DVD Backup for Mac here.